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Course sections

Section 1
Approaching a Penetration Test Using Metasploit
1
Metasploit – Organizing a penetration test
2
Metasploit – Mounting the environment
3
Metasploit – The fundamentals of Metasploit
4
Metasploit – Conducting a penetration test with Metasploit
5
Metasploit – Benefits of penetration testing using Metasploit
6
Metasploit – Case study – reaching the domain controller
7
Metasploit – Revisiting the case study
Section 2
Approaching a Penetration Test Using Metasploit
1
Metasploit – Organizing a penetration test
2
Metasploit – Mounting the environment
3
Metasploit – The fundamentals of Metasploit
4
Metasploit – Conducting a penetration test with Metasploit
5
Metasploit – Benefits of penetration testing using Metasploit
6
Metasploit – Case study – reaching the domain controller
7
Metasploit – Revisiting the case study
Section 3
Reinventing Metasploit
1
Metasploit – Ruby – the heart of Metasploit
2
Metasploit – Understanding Metasploit modules
3
Metasploit – Developing an auxiliary – the FTP scanner module
4
Metasploit – Developing an auxiliary – the FTP scanner module
5
Metasploit – Developing an auxiliary—the SSH brute force module
6
Metasploit – Developing post-exploitation modules
7
Metasploit – Post-exploitation with RailGun
8
Metasploit – Post-exploitation with RailGun
Section 4
The Exploit Formulation Process
1
Metasploit – The absolute basics of exploitation
2
Metasploit – Exploiting a stack overflow vulnerability with Metasploit
3
Metasploit – Exploiting SEH-based buffer overflows with Metasploit
4
Metasploit – Bypassing DEP in Metasploit modules
5
Metasploit – Other protection mechanisms
Section 5
The Exploit Formulation Process
1
Metasploit – The absolute basics of exploitation
2
Metasploit – Exploiting a stack overflow vulnerability with Metasploit
3
Metasploit – Exploiting SEH-based buffer overflows with Metasploit
4
Metasploit – Bypassing DEP in Metasploit modules
5
Metasploit – Other protection mechanisms
Section 6
Porting Exploits
1
Metasploit – Importing a stack-based buffer overflow exploit
2
Metasploit – Importing a web-based RCE exploit into Metasploit
3
Metasploit – Importing TCP server/browser-based exploits into Metasploit
Section 7
Testing Services with Metasploit
1
Metasploit – The fundamentals of testing SCADA systems
2
Metasploit – The fundamentals of testing SCADA systems
3
Metasploit – Database exploitation
4
Metasploit – Testing VOIP services
Section 8
Virtual Test Grounds and Staging
1
Metasploit – Performing a penetration test with integrated Metasploit services
2
Metasploit – Performing a penetration test with integrated Metasploit services
3
Metasploit – Generating manual reports
Section 9
Client-Side Exploitation
1
Metasploit – Exploiting browsers for fun and profit
2
Metasploit – Compromising the clients of a website
3
Metasploit – Compromising the clients of a website
4
Metasploit – Metasploit and Arduino – the deadly combination
5
Metasploit – File format-based exploitation
6
Metasploit – Attacking Android with Metasploit
Section 10
Evasion with Metasploit
1
Metasploit – Evading Meterpreter detection using C wrappers and custom encoders
2
Metasploit – Evading Meterpreter detection using C wrappers and custom encoders
3
Metasploit – Evading Meterpreter with Python
4
Metasploit – Evading intrusion detection systems with Metasploit
5
Metasploit – Bypassing Windows firewall blocked ports
Section 11
Metasploit Extended
1
Metasploit – Basic Windows post-exploitation commands
2
Metasploit – Basic Windows post-exploitation commands
3
Metasploit – Windows versus Linux basic post-exploitation commands
4
Metasploit – Advanced Windows post-exploitation modules
5
Metasploit – Advanced Windows post-exploitation modules
6
Metasploit – Advanced multi-OS extended features of Metasploit
7
Metasploit – Advanced multi-OS extended features of Metasploit
8
Metasploit – Privilege escalation with Metasploit
Section 12
Metasploit for Secret Agents
1
Metasploit – Maintaining anonymity in Meterpreter sessions using proxy and HOP payloads
2
Metasploit – Maintaining access using search order hijacking in standard software
3
Metasploit – Maintaining access using search order hijacking in standard software
4
Metasploit – Harvesting files from target systems
5
Metasploit – Using Venom for obfuscation
6
Metasploit – Covering tracks with anti-forensics modules
Section 13
Visualizing Metasploit
1
Metasploit – Kage for Meterpreter sessions
2
Metasploit – Kage for Meterpreter sessions
3
Metasploit – Automated exploitation using Armitage
4
Metasploit – Red teaming with the Armitage team server
5
Metasploit – Scripting Armitage
6
Metasploit – Scripting Armitage
Section 14
Tips and Tricks
1
Metasploit – Automation using the Minion script
2
Metasploit – Using connect instead of Netcat
3
Metasploit – Shell upgrades and background sessions
4
Metasploit – Naming conventions
5
Metasploit – Saving configurations in Metasploit
6
Metasploit – Using inline handler and renaming jobs
7
Metasploit – Running commands on multiple Meterpreters
8
Metasploit – Automating the Social Engineering Toolkit
9
Metasploit – Cheat sheets for Metasploit and penetration testing
Section 15
Tips and Tricks
1
Metasploit – Automation using the Minion script
2
Metasploit – Using connect instead of Netcat
3
Metasploit – Shell upgrades and background sessions
4
Metasploit – Naming conventions
5
Metasploit – Saving configurations in Metasploit
6
Metasploit – Using inline handler and renaming jobs
7
Metasploit – Running commands on multiple Meterpreters
8
Metasploit – Automating the Social Engineering Toolkit
9
Metasploit – Cheat sheets for Metasploit and penetration testing

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